The WA Chapter invite ACEN Members to the following webinar:
But I Didn’t Sign Up For Online
This interactive online workshop will look at online WIL options followed by an opportunity to discuss further in breakout groups led by the speakers.
Date: Wednesday 19 August 2020
Time: 9:30am – 11:30am (9:15am registration)
For further information about this event please contact: J.Wootton@murdoch.edu.au
Presenters
Natasha Munasinghe
Chief Executive Officer - FRANK Education
Joondalup Innovation Challenge:
Natasha Munasinghe – Chief Executive Officer at FRANK Education will outline learnings from project collaboration across disciplinary contexts. Technology tools for virutal learning experiences will be showcased and insights for optimising student engagement and recruitment shared.
Suzy Watson
Co Founder and WA State Lead, Practera
Practera:
Suzy Watson – Co-founder and WA state Lead at Practera and Linda Riebe Lecturer and UC at ECU will deliver an overview of implementing a project-based WIL experience, both virtually and face-to-face, as part of a Bachelor of Commerce capstone unit. The project was the Global Trade Accelerator program, delivered in partnership with Practera. We consider the fully online experience for both students and academic staff, including key benefits and challenges, during the COVID-19 period.
Linda Riebe
Lecturer and UC, Edith Cowan University
Practera:
Suzy Watson – Co-founder and WA state Lead at Practera and Linda Riebe Lecturer and UC at ECU will deliver an overview of implementing a project-based WIL experience, both virtually and face-to-face, as part of a Bachelor of Commerce capstone unit. The project was the Global Trade Accelerator program, delivered in partnership with Practera. We consider the fully online experience for both students and academic staff, including key benefits and challenges, during the COVID-19 period.
Ben Kramer
Exercise Physiologist - Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at UWA
Telehealth:
Ben Kramer and Alyssa Petrofes are two accredited exercise physiologists who form part of the teaching team for the Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at UWA. Working within a health field that is predominantly practiced in a face to face setting, they will provide an overview of how their clinical education team rapidly adapted to provide exceptional WIL opportunities to students undergoing their final year of study to become accredited exercise physiologists. They will consider the fully online experience for both students and clinical education staff, including key benefits, opportunities, and challenges, and limitations, during the COVID-19 period.
Alyssa Petrofes
Exercise Physiologist - Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at UWA
Telehealth:
Ben Kramer and Alyssa Petrofes are two accredited exercise physiologists who form part of the teaching team for the Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at UWA. Working within a health field that is predominantly practiced in a face to face setting, they will provide an overview of how their clinical education team rapidly adapted to provide exceptional WIL opportunities to students undergoing their final year of study to become accredited exercise physiologists. They will consider the fully online experience for both students and clinical education staff, including key benefits, opportunities, and challenges, and limitations, during the COVID-19 period.
Jeremy Grunfeld
Head of University Relations - Inside Sherpa
InsideSherpa:
Jeremy Grunfeld Head of University Relations at InsideSherpa will talk about how Inside universities globally (including Harvard, Yale and Cambridge) are embracing virtual work experience programs to provide a scalable means of student access to exceptional WIL opportunities with leading companies like KPMG, Deloitte, BCG, ANZ and Citi. InsideSherpa is an education technology company offering meaningful work experience opportunities through company sponsored virtual work experience programs free to universities and students.